Public educator selection · preserve first work before criteria or later sources. These pages are public; record prior access.
Keep what actually happenedYear 1 HASS · T1 W5–6 · Teacher · Teacher / Capture
A plain staff note is enough; avoid child identifiers in a public resource. Record the selected source/component, actual date, response in its usual communication, child author/choice, adult physical operation/writing, neutral reading/access and any supplied content prompt. Preserve exact first response before feedback. Keep actually taught prerequisite/next teaching, interval/exposure/support when using a later source. Missing is unavailable, not a poor baseline or no learning.
- Actual child conduct requires the act to occur. A source narrative or adult move supports different evidence.
- Supplied record says a lookup happened, but no result was kept: action happened in that fiction; outcome unknown.
- Explicitly unmade/untried plan: preserve that status. Merely missing action/result does not prove no action.
- A recorded zero, not-entered field and stated unknown are different.
- Use actual question-specific next teaching; public forms are not secure/calibrated tests. Keep family history/First Nations breadth/full year open.
Source selection · Ten practical plans.
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